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If I were to guess, Norway has a large number of cases because they've been very good about performing tests. The cat's out of the bag already, so at this point
by brenden2 7y ago
If I were to guess, Norway has a large number of cases because they've been very good about performing tests. The cat's out of the bag already, so at this point it's mostly about figuring out how to contain and help people recover.
- rlkf 7y agoMore likely because there is a week-long winter school holiday in the latter part of February, and many people went to skiing resorts in Switzerland and Austria, transferring through airports in Italy. Those that did are generally young and in good health, so there hasn't been any fatalities yet. In the beginning, all cases could be traced to someone who had been travelling. Now we have internal proliferation, and the largest cities have ordered social distancing/partial lock-down (cancelling of events, closing of schools).